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Japanese-Language Proficiency
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| Criteria | The test comprises four levels (4 to 1) based on proficiency. Examiners should be careful in choosing the level which best corresponds to their Japanese-language proficiency/ability. | |
| Level 4 | The examine has mastered the basic elements of grammar, knows about 100 Kanji and 800 words and has the ability to engage in simple conversation and to read and write short, simple sentences. This level is normally reached after studying Japanese for about 150 hours and finishing the first half of the elementary course. | ![]() |
| Level 3 | The examine has mastered grammar to a limited level, knows about 300 Kanji and 1 ,500 words, has the ability to take part in everyday conversation and to read and write simple sentences. This level is normally reached after studying Japanese for around 300 hours and after completion of an elementary course. | ![]() |
| Level 2 | The examine has mastered grammar to a relatively high level, knows about 1,000 Kanji and 6,000 words, and has the ability to converse, read and write about matters of a general nature. This level is normally reached after studying Japanese for about 600 hours and after completion of an intermediate course. | ![]() |
| Level 1 | The examine has mastered grammar to a high level, knows about 2,000 Kanji and 10,000 words, and has an integrated command of the language sufficient for life in Japanese society and providing a useful base for study at a Japanese university. This level is normally reached after studying Japanese for about 900 hours. | ![]() |
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